Air Cooled Chiller

Vapor Compression Refrigeration Design:
Air-cooled chillers use the vapor compression refrigeration cycle to remove heat from water. This design offers efficient cooling performance and is widely used in both comfort cooling and industrial applications.

Air-Cooled Condenser System:
These chillers reject heat to the ambient air using condenser coils and fans. This eliminates the need for cooling towers and reduces water consumption, making the system suitable for locations with limited water availability.

Electric-Driven Compressors:
Air-cooled chillers typically operate using electric-driven compressors, such as scroll, screw, or centrifugal types, depending on capacity and application requirements. These compressors ensure stable and reliable operation.

Performance Standards:
Air-cooled chillers are manufactured in accordance with international standards such as AHRI 550/590, ASHRAE guidelines, and local energy efficiency regulations to ensure optimal performance and reliability.

Advanced Control Systems:
Modern chillers come equipped with intelligent microprocessor-based controllers. These systems manage compressor operation, fan speed, and safety protections while providing real-time monitoring, alarms, and optimized energy efficiency.

Certifications and Compliance:
Air-cooled chillers are often tested and certified by recognized organizations such as AHRI, CE, UL, or Eurovent to ensure compliance with performance, safety, and efficiency requirements.

Durable Construction Materials:
Chillers are built with corrosion-resistant materials such as aluminum fin coils, coated steel frames, and high-quality components designed for long-term outdoor operation in varying weather conditions.

Cooling Capacity and Efficiency Ratings:
Key specifications include cooling capacity (tons or kW), energy efficiency ratios (EER, IEER, SEER), and operating temperature range. These ratings ensure the chiller meets the cooling load demands of the building or process application.